The Dutch social networking market continues to grow strongly as sites like Facebook, Twitter and Linkedin extend their respective footprints in the market, but local site Hyves continues to be the most popular online ‘hand out’, according to new research.
With cheques being phased out, and digital channels on the rise, Michael Norton, Managing Director of PayPoint.net looks ahead at the payment methods that we’ll be becoming more familiar with over the next decade as well as the new sales channels that will be available to retailers.
Half a billion people worldwide will use their mobile devices as travel tickets on metros, subways and buses by 2015, according to new forecasts from Juniper Research.
The National Magazine Company (NatMag) are to launch mobile versions of their Company and Men’s Health magazines, in partnership with Mobile Interactive Group.
In Europe, Apple’s mobile operating system (iOS) market is twice the size of Android, when accounting for mobiles, tablets and other connected media devices, according to new research from comScore.
Sony has confirmed that hackers are to blame for its PlayStation Network being taken offline over the Easter weekend, an attack that could have put the details of 73 million gamers worldwide at risk.
YouTube is reportedly set to launch launch a movie-on-demand service charging users to stream mainstream Hollywood movies.
Last week saw the IGDA send an open letter to Amazon about unfair pricing practices on Amazon App store. Patrick Mork, CMO of GetJar, responds to the growing debate surrounding the relationship between app stores and developers.
Online and mobile app-based sales at Argos, alongside orders through customers’ TVs, have hit nearly half of the company’s total revenue, delivering £1.9 billion in the last year.
During last week, online media – including news sites, blogs, forums, Twitter and Facebook, saw an accelerated flurry of ‘noise’ around the Royal Wedding, with the majority of mentions being positive, according to new data.